1: that's what 3.2 is going to, you can define your own input types for 
variables. 3.1 just renders everything as a textinput
2: Look at the Jira, there is an issue for it, so it is on the list. Care to 
help out?
3: That is the real challenge, and the one where (afaik) all bpm vendors fail 
to a certain extend. We, the company I work for, also need this. The thing is 
that our developers tend to want to use spring-mvc instead of jsf.  So I have 
to convince them and we might be able to contribute something on this level. If 
you have some ideas on how to solve this, we might take this subject to the 
developer list or even create a Jira issue for this.

The separation of automatic vs human interaction is fully supported by jBPM. 
(JDPL is the definition language, not jBPML). A generic node can be used for 
this. Look at the documentation and/or testcases. 

hth a little and thanks for the compliments.

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